Hey guys, I’m wondering what IDE you use for Java Script. I’m using Visual Studio Code, but it doesn’t seem to be too efficient.
What is your tool…
atom’vscm’codepen thats-about-it
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Cool! What is Atom providing you that you love?
easy-share-code-together
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At work I use WebStorm. For smaller projects I either use SublimeText or an online tool like repl.it or StackBlitz.
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Personally, I like to code on VS code and either run the program in my local browser if the project suits that or, what I like to do the most because I enjoyed working with DOS as a kid, to run the .js scripts in Node. To me, there is something really cool about running scripts in the command line, which reminds me of the DOS prompt. I quite dislike running scripts in the integrated terminal, probably because of wanting to save screen space. But I also don’t like my script disappearing when I close VS code. To me, they are separate programs.
Happy coding everyone!
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I use IntelliJ IDEA, which is well worth the $150/year price tag.
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Yeah I get what you mean. What is being annoying for me is to not be able get VSC to run the node part smoothly while I code js. Gives me a bunch of errors all the time. I’m probably doing something wrong. On the fcc exercises I put the right code but I don’t get the result of my code, hence wanting to see the result somewhere else.
I heard about it but I don’t feel I need it yet 
just starting.
VS Code. I also have Brackets installed, but i’m quite pleased with VSC. I have some experience with Sublime Text and Atom before. But coming back now, I’m happy with VSC. For no particular reason, really…
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I would suggest checking out the Quokka extension for VSC.
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